The Dwarven Chef [Archive] - Wizards Community

The Dwarven Chef [Archive] - Wizards Community

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LessThanThree
06-01-06, 04:49 PM I'm trying to make a character around the concept for a dwarven chef. I've narrowed it down to a Dwarf, with a dwarven waraxe that's a really big meat cleaver. He's a servent of the adventuring party. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
club2bash
06-01-06, 10:23 PM Don't make him a fighter or barbarian. proffesion (cook) isn't a class skill.
A palidin sounds pretty cool though instead of serving a god he could serve the cause of cooking :D

[edit]"Feel the awsome might of my holy Alfredo sauce!!" :angel:
Dipteran_Legacy
06-02-06, 03:39 AM be a sorceror, and build your spell list around cooking.

this goes from the obvious fire-based spells that would compose most of your list, to other, subtler spells

(pres can make anything taste great, so you really dont necessarily need actual skill ranks in cooking, though that would certainly help.)

pick up a level or two in fighter, and prc into eldritch knight or something if you still want to use the cleaver and go a gishy route, but a sorc would be the best for a dwarven chef

of course, if you cant use the gold dwarf variant, waizard would be a passable substitution for it.

in fact, a wizard could be even better than a sorc...

"really, cooking and magic are alot more similar than people think....a dash of this here, a bit o' that there.... combined with skill and technique, you get an amazing final result!"
club2bash
06-04-06, 02:38 PM "really, cooking and magic are alot more similar than people think....a dash of this here, a bit o' that there.... combined with skill and technique, you get an amazing final result!"

Wow... thats cool.

Post/Author/DateTime	Post
LessThanThree 06-01-06, 04:49 PM	I'm trying to make a character around the concept for a dwarven chef. I've narrowed it down to a Dwarf, with a dwarven waraxe that's a really big meat cleaver. He's a servent of the adventuring party. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
club2bash 06-01-06, 10:23 PM	Don't make him a fighter or barbarian. proffesion (cook) isn't a class skill. A palidin sounds pretty cool though instead of serving a god he could serve the cause of cooking :D [edit]"Feel the awsome might of my holy Alfredo sauce!!" :angel:
Dipteran_Legacy 06-02-06, 03:39 AM	be a sorceror, and build your spell list around cooking. this goes from the obvious fire-based spells that would compose most of your list, to other, subtler spells (pres can make anything taste great, so you really dont necessarily need actual skill ranks in cooking, though that would certainly help.) pick up a level or two in fighter, and prc into eldritch knight or something if you still want to use the cleaver and go a gishy route, but a sorc would be the best for a dwarven chef of course, if you cant use the gold dwarf variant, waizard would be a passable substitution for it. in fact, a wizard could be even better than a sorc... "really, cooking and magic are alot more similar than people think....a dash of this here, a bit o' that there.... combined with skill and technique, you get an amazing final result!"
club2bash 06-04-06, 02:38 PM	"really, cooking and magic are alot more similar than people think....a dash of this here, a bit o' that there.... combined with skill and technique, you get an amazing final result!" Wow... thats cool.